Sentence examples for raises some obvious from inspiring English sources

Mr. McWilliams's minor hacking job raises some obvious ethical issues.

All this raises some obvious questions: Is there more toxic mold than ever before?

But it also raises some obvious questions: how was it achieved and what does it mean for future defense planning?

Even a cursory look at this breathtakingly expansive platform raises some obvious questions: How much would it cost?

The order raises some obvious questions, the largest being whether, judge or no judge, this looks like an outrageous breach of the privacy and rights of American citizens.

And on Wednesday the government announced its own plans for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission – more money – much of it raised from the banks themselves (which raises some obvious questions about the line between the regulator and those regulated) and more powers, to try to counter Labor's call for a royal commission into the banks.

It does raise some obvious questions - and not just "What did he say?", "What did she say?" and "How did they greet each other in the staff room the next morning?".

Besides opening up new experimental research avenues, our findings raise some obvious questions about the underlying physiological/molecular mechanisms by which plants can integrate environmental and internal cues and coordinate complex patterns of information during associative learning, so that a more effective, even adaptive, behavioural response can be expressed.

The recent admission by the prize-winning historian Joseph J. Ellis that he misled students at Mount Holyoke College, as well as reporters from The Boston Globe, when he claimed to have spent the 1960's as a combat veteran in Vietnam, a civil rights worker in Mississippi and an antiwar protester at Yale has raised some obvious questions: Why did he do it?

This kind of thing is, as expected, raising some obvious worries about distracted driving.

That raises some flags for obvious reasons.